A New Albany spokesperson said a temporary employee was in the process of being fired when security saw a firearm in the employee's bag.

Claudia Phan was pronounced dead at the scene following a crash on Hyland Croy Road, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

The Crew announced on Monday that the conclusion of the stadium’s initial naming rights term with Lower.com has come to an end.

The state of Ohio has compiled a list of 79 places dubbed as some of "the best light shows in the state."

Both exhibits will be open from Nov. 22 to Jan. 4, 2026, except closures on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas.

Wanderlights, a festive winter experience that spans Columbus Commons, Town Street and the Scioto Mile, will open every day from Nov. 21 until Feb. 15, 2026.

Columbus police arrested 21-year-old Shelton Sutton following a shooting on the city's east side that left Isaiah Hairston dead.

Officers with the Columbus Division of Police were called around 5:55 p.m. to the area of Hilliard Rome and Roberts roads on a report of a pedestrian struck.

One person was killed in a crash early Sunday morning in east Columbus, according to a public safety dispatcher.

The suspect turned themselves in at Columbus Police headquarters, Lt. Dave Ratliff told 10TV.

The district has proposed cutting high school busing and eliminating nearly 450 staff positions.

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium says six rehabilitated manatees were returned to Florida for eventual release back into the wild.

Set before the events of Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, "The Hobbit" has served as an entryway to author's Middle-earth oeuvre for nigh on 90 years.

Bursting onto Broadway in 1996, "Rent" helped define the zeitgeist of that period and has since become a staple of American theatre.

In addition to the statue outside the Schottenstein Center, Lucas will ring the victory bell at the Ohio State vs. UCLA game Saturday.

The ramp is located on Interstate 70 eastbound to Fulton Street, and the Front St. bridge over I-70 has also reopened, ODOT says.

The county says it’s one of the first of the state to have the technology ready to provide more accurate location data from 911 calls, videos and text messages.

The district is considering eliminated almost 450 positions because of budget cuts.

Much of the tension centered on what the state’s expert witness was allowed to say.

Teachers say those jobs are “priceless,” warning that the loss of staff could jeopardize student learning.